Governor Austin Peay Succeeds Taylor In Tennessee
Nashville dispatch reports Austin Peay of Clarksville becomes Tennessee governor at 11 am in a simple ceremony at Ryman Auditorium. State officials, legislature, and National Guardsmen participated as Peay outlined legislative policies and new program directions.
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Tennessee
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Sixty-third General Assembly
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Hume-Fogg High School
United States Army
W. J. Bass
Chattanooga
Ryland Knight
Immanuel Baptist Church of
French birth rate declines amid housing and cost pressures
Paris reports a steady fall in birth rates as couples cite high living costs, scarce apartments, and rising female employment in industry as factors. Authorities blame modern lifestyle and altered priorities for fewer marriages and fewer children.
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Paris
Rapid Developments In Probe Of Ku Klux Klan
In Bastrop Louisiana, open hearing investigations into hooded band atrocities in Morehouse Parish are expected to advance quickly this week. Attorney General A V Coco and staff reviewed testimony from over forty witnesses during the prior week and prepared procedural plans for the week ahead.
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Ku Klux Klan
Bastrop
Morehouse Parish
A. V. Coco
Free auto towing proposed for New York State
The executive committee of the New York State Motor Federation weighs a statewide free towing service for motorists whose engines fail or cars are damaged in crashes. Local clubs already offer free towing within limited areas, and the proposal would extend such help to federation club members across the state.
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Buffalo
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New York State Motor Federation
Coue to Establish Clinic at Capital
Washington reports Prof. Emile Coue, autosuggestion pioneer, plans a private clinic in the capital likely January 16 with two lectures on January 17. The demonstration is not expected to face medical society opposition as a private event, drawing interest from those curious about Coue’s methods.
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Emile Coue
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Klan Members Testify in Bastrop Kidnaping Case
In Bastrop Louisiana two Ku Klux Klan members James Harp and Jap Jones testified about a hardware store gathering of Klansmen after the kidnaping and slaying of Watt Daniel and Thomas Richard. They said the assembly was a precaution against potential retaliation from Met Rouge residents and denied Klan involvement in the crimes.
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Morehouse Parish
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Ile
London aims to solve servant shortage with training program
One hundred fifty women, after thirteen weeks of training at centers guided by the Central Committee on Women’s Training, will enter domestic service. They complete intensive tuition and will begin with smart uniforms made under instructor supervision.
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London
Central Committee On
Sun to Shine Haltingly: Arrhenius Predicts Vast Sun Lifespan
Swedish astrophysicist Dr. Svante Arrhenius told a recent lecture that the sun could continue shining at current rates for about 86 billion years. He compared solar energy to a coal mass, noting a coal Sun would last only about 4,000 years, while Earth's life has spanned nearly a billion years. He argued solar energy expenditure must allow for well over a hundred billion years.
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Stockholm
Svante Arrhenius
Dr. Arheniust
Earth
Arrhenius
French threaten to arrest German coal directors in Ruhr
Associated Press dispatch reports Paris threatens action against German coal directors in the Ruhr causing Berlin panic. Berlin exchange shows the dollar near 18,000 marks.
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London
Associated Press
Ruhr
Berlin
Indictments Reported Against Ex Official Dixon
Bowling Green Ky sensational indictments were brought by the January grand jury against Thurman B Dixon Scullsville lawyer and former county attorney of Allen county charging him with interviewing witnesses and soliciting them to change their testimony in the final trial in the cases of Lance and Tom Slaughter Lance faced a statutory offense charge and Slaughter liquor law violations were cited in the indictment.
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B. Dixon
Scullsville
Ounty
Allen County
Lance
Tom Slaughter
German Mobilization Reported Near Dortmund Area
French general headquarters reports 25,000 Reichswehr concentrated south of Muenster and 25 miles north of Lünen, positioning forces near Dortmund and Lünen. French advance reaches Dortmund and Lünen as outposts lie eight to ten miles apart.
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Reichswehr
Muenster
Luenen
Governor Sulzer Backs Light Wines in Inaugural Address
In Trenton New Jersey Governor George Sulzer Democrat urged constitutional reform to amend the Volstead act and modify prohibition enforcement. He recommends provisions for light wines and beer through a federal constitutional convention as an outstanding proposal in his inaugural address.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
George Sulzer
Marks Reach New Record Of Cheapness In New York
Reported in New York exchange markets, the German mark dropped sharply to 16,666 to the dollar, signaling a historic low. Investors reacted with caution as currency values fluctuated amid global economic tensions and market uncertainty.
Railroad striker found dead in Arkansas hanging
The body of E C Gregor a Missouri and North Arkansas railroad striker was found hanging from a bridge near the railroad yards in Harrison Arkansas. He reportedly fired on officers and residents who searched his home after the event.
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E. C. Gregor
Missouri& North Arkansas Railroad
Gregor
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